School saga – Moser School, 60 years of teaching driven by innovation

– Moser School, 60 years of education driven by innovation

A visionary pedagogue, Henri Moser opened a school sixty years ago that has become a pioneer in language teaching. Directed today by his son, Alain Moser, it is one of the few to remain in family hands.

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Henri Moser in 1961, the year the Moser School was founded.

MOSER SCHOOL

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What began with simple French lessons for the children of Italian immigrants, who arrived en masse in the Lake Geneva region in the 1960s, has evolved over the decades into one of the most renowned private schools in Switzerland.

Founded in 1961 by Henri Moser, the school that bears his name today welcomes some 1,500 students on its three sites, Geneva, Nyon and Berlin, providing a complete education from primary to maturity, bilingual and multilingual (French, German , English). With average school fees amounting to 25,000 francs per school year, the entity’s turnover is around 36 million, with a profitability margin of between 2 and 3%.